Vallée de l’Agly

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Vallée de l’Agly is a wine-producing area in Roussillon, southern France, known for its rugged terrain and diverse terroirs that yield distinctive red, white, and fortified wines.

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Vallée de l’Agly canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf viticultural area
wine region
borderedBy Corbières
linked to: Corbières AOC

Pyrenees foothills
linked to: Pyrenean foothills
climate Mediterranean climate
country France
drainedBy Agly River NERFINISHED
grapeVariety Carignan
Grenache Blanc
Grenache Noir
linked to: Grenache

Macabeu
Mourvèdre
Muscat
Syrah
hasAgriculturalActivity viticulture
hasAppellation Côtes du Roussillon
Côtes du Roussillon Villages
Maury
linked to: Maury AOC

Maury Doux
Maury Sec
hasEconomicActivity wine tourism
hasFeature diverse terroirs
hasHistoricalAssociation fortified wine production
hasSoilType clay-limestone
granite
limestone
schist
hasViticulturalPractice bush-trained vines
low-yielding vines
influencedBy Tramontane wind
linked to: Mistral
knownFor fortified wines
red wines
white wines
locatedIn Pyrénées-Orientales
Roussillon
southern France
linked to: Southern France
namedAfter Agly River NERFINISHED
partOf Languedoc-Roussillon wine area
Roussillon wine region
producesStyle dry red wine
dry white wine
sweet fortified wine
terrain rugged
topography valley
wineStyleCharacteristic concentrated fruit
high sunlight exposure
pronounced minerality

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Maury AOC subregion Vallée de l’Agly